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Firefighter killed at Trump rally honored with bagpipes, gun salute and a bugle sounding taps
CABOT, Pa. (AP) — The keen of bagpipes, a three-volley gun salute and a bugle sounding taps pierced the air of a small Pennsylvania town on Friday as hundreds gathered to honor an ex-fire chief who was shot and killed at a rally for former President Donald Trump. Following...
Republican challengers in New Jersey still face uphill congressional campaigns
The assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, sparked reactions across party and ideological lines. “I said that day Trump was courageous,” said Cenk Uygur, a host of the progressive politics show The Young Turks. “I loved when the crowd chanted ‘USA, USA’ because the president had just been saved … that was a great moment.”
Jason Mackey: To reach their goals, Pirates must heed the lessons from ‘character win’ over Phillies
Considering how well the Pirates were playing before the All-Star break, winning four straight and seven of 10 to get back to .500 for the first time since April, it was certainly fair to wonder whether the momentum they generated would carry over into the second half. It’s only one...
PURCELL: My childhood neighborhood did not raise assassins
I grew up in Bethel Park, the middle-class suburb south of Pittsburgh where 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks lived with his parents. Crooks’ attempt to kill Donald Trump last weekend has filled my old neighborhood with shock and sadness. Bethel Park is populated by decent, salt-of-the-earth people — people such...
UPMC, AHN join federal program to increase access to Alzheimer’s care
With one of the largest aging populations in the nation, Allegheny County is poised to benefit from two major hospital systems participating in a new program that aims to scale comprehensive dementia-related care to reach more patients and alleviate provider and caregiver burden. Both the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center...
Way Station ribbon cutting
The Way Station cut the ribbon on its newly renovated building next to its thrift store at 135 W. Fifth St. in East Liverpool. The Couchenour Community Connections Center will be used for all programs and is available for public use. Pictured from left, River Valley Chamber of Commerce member Darlene Kinsey, Way Station board member Mark Blackburn, River Valley Chamber President Marcus Telaine, Way Station board member Tifiney Jones, Way Station Executive Director Chaney Nezbeth, Way Station Site Director Tammy Blackburn, Glow Manager Rebecca Russel and East Liverpool Mayor Robert Smith. (Submitted photo)
No, this photo doesn’t show Donald Trump golfing the day after his assassination attempt
Posts claiming to show former President Donald Trump golfing the day after the July 13 assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, have gone viral online, reaching millions of people. “Imagine getting shot at 7pm and still making your 9am tee time,” an X post with 12 million views says. Other...
Nick Gonzales hits winning single in 9th, Pirates rally from 3 deficits for 8-7 win over Phillies
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Nick Gonzales hit the winning RBI single in the ninth inning and the Pittsburgh Pirates rallied from a three-run deficit for an 8-7 win over the Philadelphia Phillies on Friday night. With the Pirates trailing 7-6, Connor Joe led off the ninth with a single before...
Lunar Landing Memories
We have a full moon over Butler this weekend, which only seems appropriate since this is the 55th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing mission, the first time people landed on the moon. It’s so hard to believe it was that long ago. I was 13 years old,...
DENZEL LINN
Denzel S. Linn, 57, of Mingo Junction, Ohio passed away on July 18, 2024 at Valley Hospice Care Center North. Denzel was born on February 21, 1967 in Weirton, WV a son of Denzel W. & Juanita Kokenos Linn. Denzel worked as a General Manager for Advance Auto Parts. Denzel...
Aliquippa football stays in 4A after appellate judge denies PIAA request
The injunction keeping Aliquippa in Class 4A football remains in place after a Commonwealth Court judge denied a PIAA request for a stay. Appellate Judge Patricia McCullough issued her decision Thursday, upholding a lower court’s decision and blocking the PIAA from using its competitive-balance rule to move Aliquippa into a higher classification this fall.
Nick Gonzales' walk-off RBI single caps Pirates' comeback against Phillies
As Martin Perez exited the field following another poor outing, a sold out crowd at PNC Park let him feel their frustration. After watching their club rally to win four straight heading into the All-Star break, 39,530 fans arrived on the North Shore hoping to see something special. Perez’s start...
Butler contingent draws seasoned Windsor team in first round of Can-Am Games hockey
CRANBERRY TWP — Only one team from Canada came down to participate in the ice hockey portion of the Can-Am Games this weekend at the UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex. The Pittsburgh Blueliners — a 14-player team consisting of players from Butler and Allegheny counties — drew the Essex Windsor Paramedics as their first-round opponent Friday morning.
'We're just numb:' Butler County lays Corey Comperatore to rest, begins to heal
Family and friends laid Corey Comperatore to rest Friday six days after he was shot and killed in the assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump. Residents honored their neighbor and friend, even if they didn't know Comperatore. With the funeral over, the county is looking to the future. CABOT,...
Pirates rally past Phillies in ninth on Nick Gonzales' hit
Nick Gonzales ripped a walk-off RBI single to cap a two-run ninth inning and lift the host Pittsburgh Pirates to an 8-7 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies on Friday. Connor Joe singled and Andrew McCutchen worked a walk off Jose Alvarado (1-4) to begin the ninth inning. Pinch runner Michael A. Taylor and McCutchen each stole a base to put runners in scoring position, and both came home after a fielder's choice from Oneil Cruz and Gonzales' single to left field. Cruz collected three hits, three RBIs and scored on the first two of three sacrifice flies by Rowdy Tellez. Bryan Reynolds also had three hits and Gonzales drove in another run for the Pirates, who overcame a three-run deficit with two runs in the seventh and ninth innings. The late uprising made a winner of Carmen Mlodzinski (2-3), who allowed two hits over one scoreless inning. Philadelphia's Weston Wilson highlighted his three-hit performance, a career high, with a solo home run in the third inning, his first of the season. Trea Turner launched a two-run homer, Nick Castellanos ripped a two-run double and Kyle Schwarber added a sacrifice fly for the Phillies. Tellez's second sacrifice fly forged a 4-4 tie in the third inning before Philadelphia regained the lead in the fourth. Cristian Pache singled to lead off the inning and Turner deposited a 2-2 sinker from Martin Perez over the wall in left field for his 12th homer of the season and ninth in July. Schwarber added insurance with a sacrifice fly in the fifth inning to extend the Phillies' lead to 7-4. The Pirates answered in the seventh as Cruz legged out an RBI infield single and Reynolds scored on a sacrifice fly. Castellanos drove a ball just inside the third base line to plate Turner and Bryce Harper to give Philadelphia a 2-0 lead in the first inning. Wilson's hard smash off the chest of Gold Glove third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes allowed Alec Bohm to score. Pittsburgh promptly responded with three runs in its half of the first, as Cruz ripped an RBI double and Gonzales and Tellez each drove in a run. --Field Level Media.
VOICES OF VALOR: After 20 years in the Air Force, Dan Wilson works to help veterans get benefits they’ve earned
WINTERSVILLE — In 1983, Wintersville resident Dan Wilson decided to join the United States Air Force. He had just graduated from Jefferson Technical College, earning an associate degree in mechanical engineering technology. However, mills throughout the Ohio Valley were rapidly closing. As a result, he decided a good way...
Pa. House GOP leader calls for review of security around Trump assassination attempt
The head of Pennsylvania’s state House GOP caucus called for an investigation of security measures at the rally where a gunman shot at former President Donald Trump, wounding him, killing a spectator and seriously injuring two others. House Minority Leader Bryan Cutler (R-Lancaster) on Friday introduced a resolution to...
Pittsburgh International Airport passenger traffic in June was highest in 19 years
The long early morning delays at the Pittsburgh International Airport security checkpoint apparently hasn’t deterred many travelers from flying. Airport officials reported Friday that traffic in June was the highest of any month in 19 years. Overall, 970,800 travelers used the Findlay airport, up 13.8% over the same month last year. It also represented nearly 108% of pre-pandemic 2019 traffic.
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